Joe Rogan Experience #2566 - Cody Tucker · Aired Oct 15, 2026
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Joe Rogan, relaying Chuck Lorre's story from JRE #2564, says Jim Morrison tried to expose himself before the first song ended and police on horseback came onstage to remove him.
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What the evidence shows
Rogan is fairly close to what Chuck Lorre said on episode #2564, but the concert itself doesn't match the story. Lorre was describing the Doors' show with the Who at Queens' Singer Bowl, which was on August 2, 1968. The show's archived setlist has the Doors playing a full set of about ten songs that ended with 'The End.' A riot, with chair throwing and police clashing with fans, broke out during and after their set, but these records mention no exposure and no mounted police taking Morrison off the stage before the first song was over. A newspaper report or police record from that night describing exposure or officers on horseback removing Morrison early would flip this verdict.
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Is it true that Joe Rogan, relaying Chuck Lorre's story from JRE #2564, says Jim Morrison tried to expose himself before the first song ended and police on horseback came onstage to remove him?
Partly. The claim stretches what the evidence shows. Rogan is fairly close to what Chuck Lorre said on episode #2564, but the concert itself doesn't match the story. Lorre was describing the Doors' show with the Who at Queens' Singer Bowl, which was on August 2, 1968. Joe Rogan said it (matched by voice) on Joe Rogan Experience #2566 - Cody Tucker, aired Oct 15, 2026, at 2:35:13. The supporting source is mildequator.com, linked below.
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